Q:Why does
my order have to be registered out of state?
A: Once we have exhausted
all enforcement measures available to use in California,
we will request the other state enforce an order on our/your
behalf. In order to enforce our California order in another
state, the other state must first "register" the
California order to make it an enforceable order in their
state. This allows them to use various enforcement tools
such as service of Notice to Withhold and Health Insurance
Coverage Assignment, liens on assets and interception of
Unemployment or Disability benefits.
